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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
THE TRAVELLERS ASSOCIATION
The North CaroIinians and The yir-
ginians Move Together.

The North Carolina division Of the Ira
vellers' Protective Association has accepted
the invitation OF the Virginia division iC
accompany them on their journey TO S.
Louis, and arrangements have been made
by Secretary IIirsbberg accordingly. 1t is
now proposed that the delegations leave
here on Saturday. June 18th, at G:jO +. NJ.
ria the NcwpOrt-News and MiSslsSippi-
Valley railroad, arriving at ST. Louis June
10th. at S A. NJ.
An invitation was received from the
Ohio division to spend Sunday a. their
guests i'm Cincinnati, but this was thought
ineXpedIent and therefore was not accepted,
but such members as may so desire can stop
at Cincinnati on their return.
The North Carolina delegation will meet
the Virginia boys at Charlottesville at 10
=. NJ. on June 18th, and thence proceed to-
gcther.
The following gentlemen have already
signifed their intention of accompanying
the delegates to st. Louis PreSident-elect
John s. Harwood, Va President 5. G.
SHIELD, Secretary II. b. Hirshberg, c. +.
Sydnor, &. w. saunders, L. Voolfolk, W.
4. James, and X. NJ. McIntire, Of Rich.
mOnd; ", u. Turner, Fergusson's wharf.
Va ; James Levy, Samuel Haas, and J. q.
White, OF Norfolk W. NJ. Slaughter and Il.
II. Herndon, Of Danville; G. f. LuckadoO,
s. NJ. Mclaughlin, Z. NJ. Terry, A. &.
White, and W. y. Miller, of Lynchburg :;
NJ. A. Hope, Of Staunton, and Ii. II. Ban
croft, OF Tolersvlle, Va.
The North Carolina delegation will be
accompanied by President A. VI. Gold
smith. Secretary ID. f. Allen, and A. j.
Beale, OF Charlotte; p. II. HAYNES, Of
Winston; w. Martin, Of Winston, W. A.
Staer, Of Raleigh, and j. &. Angler, Of
Durham.
The beautiful badge Of the Virginia
delegation is now on exhibition in the
window Of Bendheim Brothers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
OuB EFroRrs To

PRODUCE AND PLACE BEFORE THE
FroPLE OF RICHMOND GENTLE
BEN'S CLOTHING, READY FOR IN
MEDIATE Uss. THE EQUAL IN
FONT or STYLE AND FIT OF ANY
CUSTOM CLOTHING THAT CAN BE
MADE. AND MADE FROM FABRICS
ross ESSING ELEGANCE OF DE-
SIGN AND WEAR-RESIsTlNG QUAIL
IIIES-YET AT PRICES WITHIN THE
REACH OF THE MOST ECONOMI-
CAI-UAvE BEEN EMINENTLY Sue
CEsSFUL, JUDGING FROM THE
ENORMOUS QUANTITY WE HAVE
SOLD THIS SEASON, AND FROM THE
EXPRESSIONS or PERFECT SATIs-
FACTION THAT REACH Us FROM
EVERY QUARTER. THESE ARE THE
BEST TESTS OBTAINABLE OF THE
EXCELLENCE OF TIE GOODS WE
OFFER AND THE REASONABLE
MSS OF THE PRICES WE NAME.
But BEYOSD ALL THAT. VIZ KNOW
THERE - 80 HOUSE IL ALL
AMERICA TO-DAY OFFERING As
LARGE AND VARIED a LINE OF
AILWooL SUITS At $40 EACH A.
CAS- BE FOUND HERE THERE Is
NOHOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY CAN
OK WILL OFFER A BETTER As
sORTMENT OF SUITS AT Sl2 AND
Sst0 EACH. so OTHER HOUSE
EVER ATTEMTTED TO MANUFAC-
TUEE AND SELL SUITS AT sl5
EACH SUCH AS WE HAVE PRE-
PARED AND ARE RAPIDLY SELL
ING THIS SEASON. AT THIS LAT
TER PRICE N4 WE ARE OFFERING
SUITS. MADE FROM ALMOST EVERY
FABWC. POSSESSING STERLING
MERIT, AND ~ EVERY DESIGN
THAT HAS PRETENsIoNS TO
STYLE; PLAIDS. MIXTURES, AND
STRIPES-BROAD AND MARROW;
S-SMALL AND PRO
NOUECED-COMBINATIONS OF
COLORs THAT CANNOT EASILY BE
DRsCBIBED. But WHICH ARE
REALLY BEAUTIFUL N EFFECT.
AND THEN THE PERFECT-FITTING
QUALITIES OF THESE SUITS CAN
NOT BE IMPROVED UPON. THE
GARMENTS FIT, AND THAT IN
CITDFS EVERYTHING.
HAKEA NOTE OF THE PRICE.
SljASlIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Personals and Briefs.

No cases were tried in the HUst!ngs
Court Yesterday.
Mr.. c. Genuet. jeweller. Is very vi at the
residence Of his daughter, m the country.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart will preach at the
Retreat for the Sick at 5 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Wmtlock will
probably take trip to the Pacific slope
this summer.
The coaches for the New-reseryoir ex.
tension OF the City railway are expected 70
arrive here next week.
Elder l.. A. Cutler. having returned 10
the city, will preach at Marshaltstreet
Christian church at II A. VI. and p. NJ.
Hon. B. b. Munford. member OF the
House from Pit'sylvania. will take trip to
Europe this summer, after which he will
locate here for the practice OF law.
Judge Lewis left for wytheville on
THURSDAY. Judge Faunileroy leaves FOR
the saWe place TO-DAY. and the supreme
Court begins its sessions there Monday.
At lbe First Baptist church tomorrow
night Rev. Or. Eager, OF Dinyille. viii
preach the annual sermon before the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Richmond
College.
The police have ascertalned that the cow
found IN the possession OF Joseph John
son (colore,D was the property OF Mrs.
Mary T.. Rennie, who lives about q mile
out on the Brook turnpike. johnson win
be before the Police Court on Tuesday ~
answer the charge OF stealing the COW.
In the report on Yesterday Of the Flo wer
Mission the Dispatch inadvertently gave
the credit OF the presiding officer 10 the
wrong person. Mrs. II. f. Grosb, stats
superintendent OF that department had
charge Of the exercises, aud the success
which attended them showed the wisdom
OF her appointment to that position.
AT the Park.PIace Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow evening Rev. c. +. Ly-
ford, who Is supplying the pulpit In the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. Evans, will commence
a series of Sunday-eyening lectures upon
Uncannonized Saints" IT,; selection
for tomorrow evening IL "francis Az
bury" The service begins at $3.50 O'Clock
sharp. Morning service at IL O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
oO!eer. uiecten and InstaIIed.

At meeting of Metropolitan Lodge, No.
II. A.. i. and A. Mason. held on the 9th
instant, the following officers were elected
for the term: }. Aston Cdbell. master
Jackson Guy, senior warden; Frank ID.
Syrich. Junior warden; II. J. Hyers, trea.
Surer; :. B. Jacobs, secretary; c. II. Page,
senior deacon ;. ;. u. PattesOn, junior
deacon ID. B. Collins, tiler; George NJ.
Funsten, j. X. Ilazen, and W. l.. Grayatt.
chapains; William Heller. II. +. Gray. r.
C.. Ritter T. j. Cousins, and j. +. Nys.
from, stewards committee.
Deputy supreme Commander Charles w.
HarwoOd h9s installed the following OF.
iicers OF Old Dominion Lodge. No. 81,
order Of the Golden Chain: PaStCom-
mandcr. ID. W. BowlPs; Commander, T.
J. Bowles; Vice.COmmandcr, Il. ). Dob,
son; Assistant Commander, Tbomas J.
Dance; Preate. +. O. Wells; Guide. A.
j. Nelson; Guardian, John L. Ford Sem
tirel, George II. Myers; Secretary, W. A.
:. Conrad; Treasurer. 4. p. Campbell f;
Collector, j. B. Angle. The last three
named hold over, they being annually
elected. This lodge is the youngest in the
State, but has the largest membership
100
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Lulu Epps (colored), cursing and abusing
Fannie Pegram. Paid costs.
William II. Harris (colored), creating a
disturbance on the street and threatenlng
and abusing Cornelius Harris. Baied for
to-day.
Fanny Pegram (coored). threatening and
cursing and abusing Lulu Epps. Paid
costs.
Junius Cohen, cursing aud abusing
GeorgIana Tompson. Dimissed.
Charles Cline, creating a disturbance In
front OF the premises Of Louis Green. Paid
costs.
Eddie Price, assaultIng aud striking
Thomas Brown with a rock on the public
street. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Cify Circuit Court.

This count was engaged nearly the whole
OF yesterday hearing evidence in the case Of
Lynch rs. Chatin for $4,000 for defama-
iion OF character. At late hour in the
afternoon the court adjourned over until
this morning, when the hearing OF testi-
mOny for the defence Will proceed.
George T.. Heyer & Co. u. Blackburn &
Co. JudgTent awarded for S276,69.
George f. Wagner 4 Co. rs. w. II.
Perkins. Jr, & Co. Judgment confessed
by John II. Lyons, Jr., one OF the partners,
for S2S3GI.
William A. Boyd Us. same. Judgment
confessed as in above case for S53S.02.
The following suit was instituted (:
George B. Games rs. The American Manu-
featuring and Supply Company for $1,000.
Attachment issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
ASK for SEAL or RIcHHosD ToBAcco--bess
ten-cent plug on the market

MALARrA-DarbysP Prophylsctic Fluid Is held
In wide esteem as a specific and preventive.
In it We have the means Of rendering the air
and water wholesome.
"Darbys Fluid is good defecator and de-
stroyer Of miasmatic matter"--J. c. Booth,
Chemist. United States Mint, Philadelphia.
at should be used everywhere where impure
gases are generated from decomposing mat
ter.n-liolmes Steel. N. d.. Savannah. Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Keeping a PoIicy.shop.

\ colored man named Edward King was
before the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with keeping and exhibiting o GER
tain game called lottery. Owing to the abb
sence OF material witnesses for the Com.
morwealfh the case was continued until
Thursday the 23d.
Upon Information received Officers
George Mathews aud McMuIlin Thursday
night went TO Kings place. over Thomp-
ms bar-room, Brook avenue and Duyal
meets, aud arrested him. The officers
rltnk they have sufficient evidence to make
out a good case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
TEE GETTYSBURG VISIT.
Letters from the philadelphia Brig.
ade Association.

Secretary Charles T. Loehr continues 10
receive large number OF letters about the
y,sIt OF the delegation from Picketts diyi.
sion 10 Gettysburg, in July, as guests OF
The Philadelphia Brigade Association.
Among those received yesterday was one
from Mr.. A. w. McDermott, secretary OF
The sixty-ninth Brigade PhiladelpbIa) As
socIatjon. in which, after expressing plea
sure al learning that the Pickett men will
visit Gettysburg July 3D. as guests OF the
association, be saws:
al am directed by my reglmental organi.
zation TO renew our Invitation to give you
an Introductory welcome ut the stone wall
ON the morning OF the 30, that we may have
an opportunity TO better aeqllaint each
other with the details OF the work done
twenty-four years sgo. We also desire to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Mr.. Todd Gets an Appeal.

Mr.. Charles l.. Todd, by counsel, having
applied 20 Judge Fauntleroy, OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, for writ OF
error to the judgment OF Judge Holiday
in ordering resale OF the Gallego-Mills
property, the following endorsement has
been made on his petition:
Appeal allowed and SuperSededs awarded.
Bond required In the penalty OF tl5, 900, con-
ditioned rs the law directs. II petitioner
shall take only his appeal without a super.
sedeas the bond required will only be
$1,000. Il. L. FAUSTLERoY.
The Clerk has been directed to issue his
writ for the appeal merely, and the sum OF
81, 900 is named as the bond.
So the sale will 90 on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11

sIreet-car fare free 10 those who purchase
Flowers, Plants, &C., TO the amount Of fifty
cents and upwards at nv greenhouse. foot
OF Laurel street, on The river. where con-
tiDue the busmess-formeriy II. A. Cat
Inns. Choice designs for funerals prompt
ly delivered: also, baskets, bOuquets, &C.,
for schools and other uses az lowest rates.
Leave orders with X. W. Iyey. Southern
Express office, or give them through phone
$50, which is answered day or night.
Richmond. Va. VI. r. CAIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
The MIL That stood where tbe DALE
lego Stamds.

In consideration OF the interest which
attaches to the resale OF the Gailcgo Mills
resolution In regard 10 the former mill,
erected on the same site IA 1884 by the I,te
Peter j. Cbevallie, derived from the pro-
ceedipgs OF the Courcil Of March IA, 1885,
may be given. The action was the result
OF question as 10 the reduction OF taxs-
tion upon the mill. The assessors claimed
that Mr. Chevallie had placed the valulsion
at Sl35,0C0. The Council, however, re-
duced the valuation for taxation to e7s, 900,
exclusive OF machinery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
CAPT. SNEAD'S CASE.
THE CHARGHs PREFxRRBD AGAINST
THE SECOND ASSISTANT xNGINIIR.
The Letter Of Specifications as Written
to the Council Committee By
Chief Ruqua.

The following IL a uerodtiDa copy OF tbe
charges preferred against Captain f. I.
snead, second assistant engineer OF the
Richmond Fire Department:
H'Q'Rs RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON HALL,
RICHMOND, va, May 26, 1887. )
TO The Committee on the Fire Department: /:
Gentlemeu,-In accordance with your or.
deTs TO look into and reportany officer who
hos been insubordinate or inefficient beg
leave to say that Captain f. L. Snead failed
to appear and report for duty when Box 63
was sent in for fire on Eighth street on the
night Of March 23d. | questioned him as
10 his absence on that occasion. His only
excuse was that II was so far of that he
did not think IL necessary to come.
told him he should have been on hand, ~
did not think that was an excuse. Cap
tain Snea6 Is not what Is considered fair
officer. have had qnite number OF con-
yersatlons In regard to hIs lack OF proper
efficiency. He is tardy in carrying out an
order; docs not seem 10 know the impor.
tance Of promptness. As an evidence OF
his ineficiency, beg leave to submit the
following:
October Dist an alarm came from Box 10
at 12:45 A. NJ; the fire vas at 1907 east
Franklin street. He allowed the hose-cart
Of No. , steamer TO 90 to Box II, corner OF
Twenty.cigbth and Leigh streets. called
his attention TO this grave mistake. He
told me be was not responsible for the cart
going the wrong direction, although he
was sleeping IN the house nj the time.
Again, December 2lst, an alarm came in
from Box ~; fire on Cary between Seven.
tenth aud Eighteenth streets, Nos. 17lG.
IT'S, 1920, and 1922. He allowed the
steamers to remain standing in the street,
instead OF sending them TO the dock TO open
water, when he had been instructed to do
so whenever fire occurred in that locality.
failure TO carry out this Standing order
ncccsSitated the calling out OF additional
apparatus.
January 27th. an alarm from Station 13;
fire on Broad street near seventeenth. One
Of the statOn.men was absent, causing a
delay and confusion on the part OF that
company. | gave him orders to inquire into
and report 10 me at once m writing the
canse OF the absence Of the driver. He
never attended to it at all, and made poor
excuse for not attending 10 Ii. also gave
him very severe reminder that he bad not
attended TO his duties.
Ii il very unpleasant duty for me 10 re.
mind the committee that Captain Snead is
not an efficient officer. II is an everyday
remark on the part OF his subordinate otli.
GERS that he does not know his duties. He
l. not treated as one in authority.
In bringing this matter to the attention
Of the committee | simply mention the
facts az stated above 10 prove his lack OF
proper knowledge Of the duties Of an officer
OF the Department. Respectfully,
[>ignedl \. l.. FCQUA,
Chief Engineer.
Captain Snead's case will came no, with
Others, before the Committee on Fire De.
parIment on the night Of the 22i instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11

Beginning sunday, June 18th, the steam-
er John ROmer will make sunday trips be-
tween Newport News aud Norfolk. Pas
sengers taking the Chesapeake and OHIO
train leaving Richmond at 3 A. VI. will ar
rive in Norfolk at 1l:lj \. NJ. Leaving
Norfolk at 2:i0 +. VI. they arrive In Ricb-
mond st G:25 =. NJ. Bear IN mind that the
Sunday train leaves at s A. VI. On other
days this train leaves a, $40 A. NJ. You
can 90 10 Old Point and back on sunday
for Al "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11

| purchased in Richmond and elsewhere, and
1t is thought by many that by this scheme
our merchants will get their goods cheaper
and on better terms, aud the city Will re-
ceiye the benefit 10 be derived from TINS
money being handled at home.
The assurance OF Major Il. L. ID. Myers,
general superintendent OF the Atlantic,
Coast Line. that the Petersburg road VIII
without delay establish q freight depot at
the Eiullstreet crossing, has created unit
versal satisfaction. This is something that
the Manchester people have long wanted
and needed. Major Myers always does
what he agrees 10, and there Is no doubt
that In very short whllc the building VIII
he In place. When his telegram was read
ot the meeting Of the retail merchants he
was thanked by an unanimous vote for his
promptness in responding to the commit
tees communication.
CHURCH NEWS.
BY typographical error IL was made 70
appear in tins paper on Thursday that the
rededHation OF the Central Methodist
church would occur on the 10th instant. IL
should have been Sunday the 18th. On
that day Bishop Alpheus w. Wilson Will
preach in the morning, other distinguished
speakers will be present, and in the after
noon the annual meeting OF the Sunday
School Society OF Richmond and Man.
chester win be held. The repairs,
which have been described in detail IN the
Dispatch, have been completed, the iron
fence has been placed in position. the pave.
ment in front has been fixed, and the main
audience-room is ready for occupancy.
The sacred ediflce has been very much
beautifed and improved and OF the cost Of
$4,000 entaled but 5000 remains TO be col
lecIed. This will no doubt be raised
during the summer. Much OF the success
of this undertaking is due TO the efforts OF
the efficient and beloved pastor, Rev. Will
liam II. Christian.
Rev. W. A. Campbell, the evangelist of
the Hanover Presbytery, will preach at the
PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow morning
when he will formally declare the pulpit OF
the church vacant. The congregation will
then proceed to consider who they Will call
TO succeed Rev. Il. L. Epes, who resigned
10 take charge OF the church at Woodstock.
Mr.. Campbell will also preach at night.
The Baptist Sunday.School Association
of Richmond and Manchester will meet at
the Blinbrdge. Street church tomorrow
afternoon. An interesting programme will
be presented.
The series Of entertainments under the
suspices Of the ladies of the Presbyteriin
church closed last night. They were very
successful.
The Sunday.schoOl scholars Of the Blin-
hridge-S,reet Baptist church met last night
and practiccd some music to be rendered
at tine association meeting tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Bishop Keane's Reception.

This distinguished divine is expected to
lar d in New York tomorrow. Alter some
visits he will return home, and will arrive
on Friday the l7th instant. The final ar
Tangements'ior his reception will he per-
iected Tomorrow, when a meeting will
be held. TIE different choirs are re-
bearsing some selected music, aud on Mon.
day night will hold a general rehearsal un.
Ger the direction OF Mr.. NJ. B. Leonard, the
orgsnist Of the Cathedral.
Very Rev. A Van de Vyver, the vicar
general, has had full charge OF the diocese
during Bishop Keane's absence, and has
dlscharoe ed his duties to the fullest satisfac-
tlon OF both clergy and laity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
East-EDd Pleasure Club.

A number of the bellies and beaux OF
Church Hin met last evening at the resi-
depce Of Mr.. John Walsh, on Twenty
ninth street, organized the East.End Plea
sure Club, and elected the following Off
GERS: Mr. Richard Harding, president; !;
Miss Carrie l.. >tyll. v.ce-pre,ldent; Mr..
James d. WhitIoek, secretary; Mr. w. T.
Smelling, treasurer. Executive Committee ::
Mr. George ID. Pearman. Mr.. Joseph Hall,
and Mis- .Iennle GIlnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Officers Of the Druggists AssOcia-
tfnn

The retail druggists Of Richmond and
Manchester held another meeting in .he
rooms oi the Chamber Of Commerce at II
O'Clock NJ. ye,terday-Mr. Robert W. Pow
er, IN the chair; Polk Miller. Esq, secre-
tary. The committee appointed at former
meeting reported constitution and by.
laws. " hicb were adopted.
permanent organization was effected,
with the following officers: II. G. FOrst-
mann, president; Hugh Blair, first vice.
president; 4. T. Snelings, second vice
president; Polk Miller, secretary and trea-
surer; also, an executive committee Of nine.
This will map out the work OF the aXocis.
tlon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11

Jones: Hello, Smith, where are you
going!
smith am going to the " Little Store
Around the Corner"
Jones What for?
Smith /: To buy three good Gauze Under
shirts for dollar from +. Leslie Spence,
agent.
Jones Well, want three and will go
with you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Called 90 Pay rhe,r Re,pec,..

The X. Il. Lee Camp held meeting last
night TO perfect arrangements for going TO
Boston, after which about 1890 o'clock)
they marched, l25 strong, TO the Executive
Mansion and called on Governor Lee and
bis guests, Generals Averill and Hampton.
The Governor invited them In aud enter.
tained them nicely In an informal way. lie
told them be wanted TO 20 TO Boston with
them, and would 90 II he could.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
rHREE CENTS PER COPY.

getting in. As she reached the top Of the
steps washington gave her push and sent
her tumbling down the stairway, breaking
her arm and otherwise iniurfng her. Yes
terday the injured woman was taken 70 the
city hospital for treatment. Washington
was arrested by Sergeant ,. p. Jeter on the
charge Of ielonIously assaulting hargsres
Lee and locked up In the First polio rsta-
tim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
THr WxATHsR IN RICHMOND YEsrKRp.v
was gencrally rainy and very cool I'm the eve.
IiuC.
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday.
Mean temperature. ......


haVn must have been n sufferer from ca
iqrrat. Tho desperation which .catarrah uro-
tuccs is often sufficient % make people SOW
and dC many rash things. and many oontlnuc
sufCIug tIst Ds II no such cure as DR. Sar,'s
Catagrh Remedy existed. II cures every case
tom lc simplest 20 The most complicated
ard sll tho con, equcnces Of catarrh. a person
Srcc cured 10y Dr.. Sages Cstarrh Remedy viii
mucous membranes healthy and strong BY
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11

IL i reasonable TO suppose that the wea-
tbcr viii be hot enough tomorrow. To-
day l. the time 10 order Ice.Cream OF Co
lumbus. For richness OF material. deli
cacy Of flavor, and hard freezing, Colum-
buNs Cream cannot he exceled. All Ia
yOrs, except peach, Sl.2j per gallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Several Teeth Knocked Out

About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning the
city ambulance was called TO No. west
Canal street to Mr.. Flanagan, who fell on
q plank as he was going into the front gate.
He was considerably bruised and two or
;Lrsc Of bis front teeth were knocked out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Sunday Afternoon Excursion,

The sieomer Essex will make her last
Sunday afternoon excursion down the river
tomorrow, prior to her departure 10 Balti-
more. The views and breeZes fivm her
upper decks are delightful. The leaving
bour has been delayed to half.past 8
o'clock for the greater convenience OF the
public. Return at $50 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
u noN.TKNow WHAT A11sMr .

PAYS many a sufferer, 81 have the blues
hiFhuu!ly an troubled with headarhe aud
dizziness: have lost my appetite; thero is n
bad taste IN my mouth constantly What is
ilc matter with me?" We win tell Won. Won
are " bilious Get bottle OF Or Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery use Il faithfully.
and you win soon bc new man again All,
druggists have H.
surcst remedy tor catarh-Dr sage's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
Use the best-KEsros BAKING POWDER.


Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Water de-
liyered IN any part Of the city at sL65 dozen d,
or 20 cents a single bottle.
II. @. CABgLL, JR..
Third and Main streets.
Telephone "a, or drop q postal-card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-11
For A SHORT TIME ONLY

Will offer his CABINET PHsroGRAPHs for sS and
~ per dozen. Guaranteed the finest In tho
world. No. S13 Main street